"interrelated effects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where multiple effects or consequences are connected or dependent on each other. Example: The economic policies had interrelated effects on the country's GDP, unemployment rate, and inflation. When one aspect improved, the others also showed improvement.
To simplify emulation of multiple interrelated effects, several patterns can be combined into one emulation scenario.
Urban landscapes are characterized by interrelated effects among multiple socioeconomic and ecological systems at different scales.
Antiresorptive agents may reduce fracture risk by several separate but interrelated effects on these individual properties.
Results show that drivers of economic and automotive industry development are mainly linked with infrastructure and its interrelated effects.
In this study, the interrelated effects of buoyancy forces and radiation heat transfer on the geometrical configuration were closely investigated.
The interrelated effects of dislocation-density evolution ahead of crack front and the variant distribution of martensitic blocks on crack nucleation and propagation are investigated.
The notion that statin use and body composition are strongly interrelated, another effect not easily adjusted for in association analyses, may also partly explain the conflicting observational data regarding the effect of statins on breast cancer risk [ 6– 8, 13].
Time and climate are closely interrelated in their effects on garden and landscape spaces.
Although interrelated in their effects on atherogenesis, these processes are typically considered separately in studies seeking to identify factors that may increase risk of dysfunction in these domains.
In one extreme view, incorporating a mechanistic and dosage-dependent model [ 26, 61], the selection of AS sites depends on the properties of U1 and/or U6 snRNPs binding interrelated with antagonistic effects mediated by splicing enhancing and suppressing factors.
However, age and years in residence were interrelated and the effect modification by years in residence did not remain (p = 0.29) when adjustment for effect modification by age was included in the same model.
